New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
PREPARING FOR ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

PARADEs AND OWNERS OF IRISH SOCIETIES
MONEY FOR THE CAUSE.
II is likely that there will be pny parade OF the
Ancient Order of IIIbernans St Patricks Day. IN
which Ca the demonstration will be an unusually
large one, the opposing vsions which used preVi-
ousv insist each upon having display OF its own
will now unite, and in company with members oil the
association from Brooklyn arch through the streets
with colors flying and bands playing. meeting was
held at Central Hail. in East Forty srventh-st., lasS
evening to dec lie upon the most suitable men 10 III
trust with the direction OF affairs; La TTo,.
j. Lanigan, presided. Edward Dowda Thomas
Fitzpatrick. Bernard Brady an William oar,
rett were candidates for he posi- ion OF Grand ran;
dent OF Division No. 49, elected. einan F'ana,
gan, OF Division No. Is elected first AIDE, and
John McAuhc. at Division No. 1,Westchester Connty,
second aide communication was sent to Coiohe'
Cavanagh, inviting him and the men the 6oth hegi
to take part in the parade Captain Judge OF te
Iibernian Rifles will have charge OF the military
organizations aud Daniel Dillon, Michael tinhegan
John Mcguire. Terence DOnohue aud Edward IL
Carey appointed a comnittee to secure tue pres
OF the Mayor and heads OF the city departments
st. Patrick's Alliance OF America. stron, lrish
organization. also making arrangement TO observe
the day suitably. Other irish sorietes Will remener
the patron saint OF their country by remembering
themselves. For instance. the Fuendiy Sons OF o.'
Patrick will have big dinner and speeches OF Delmon
icos; the 81. Patricks Club ut the Holman HOUSE
and the Sons OF Ireland at Martincllfs In lowing
Green. =.
Final arrang emcnts have been made in connection
with the big demonstration In the Academy OF MUSIC
n Friday evening. IN COMMUNICATION OF the lOVth
anniversary OF tho birth Of Robert Emmett undcr the
auspices OF the United Clan-na-Gael Ex-Governor
Leon Albeit, OF New-er,ey. will deliver the Grafton
ieneral Roger A. Pryor will pres de. aud Senator
Riddleberger. of Virginia, will also be heard from.
There will be q at the same time, aud William
Bayne and his Goth Regiment Band VIII not forget the
national airs OF either America or Ireland.
BROOKLYN will have less than four celebrations OF
St. Patr ck's Day: one in Grand Army Hall in tho
Eae Diatr
spces nf the Emmett Guard one under the auspices
of tho Clan Gael and under the auspices oil the
Celtic Association 81 GrcenpOnt IN Smithsonian nan,
at which Assistant District Attorney John Maguiro
will deliver the GRAFTON.
Among IEiShmen of every class yesterday delight
was expressed at the refusal OF Jury composed
OF Oran Z. men to convict John Dillon aud his a-so-
ciatcs Judge Edward Browne OF the City Court, the
secretary of the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association,
SAYS he with grave concern tho events oi the
next few months in Ireland. Ii the Tories bring III
coercion BILL IA they threaten TO do," he sad ana
pass it With the AID of the renegade Liberals, no
amount OF wise counsel. l am airai, Will CAIN 'nc
violence because know II would rctard the move
ment."
The Manhattan Branch OF the Irish National League,
OF which Major James Haggerty is oh iirDan, hal
meeting in Brcevort Hall, East fiityfourth--t' last
night at hch final arrangements were made LOT tue
big demonstration in the LeNi,,g ON Avenue " era
House on the OF ST. ParioS's Day. Secretary John
McCarth, said IN IT. Judging by the sale OF tuke nj
least 81 200 would be reailze all OF which WOULD re
turned over the Anti Eviction Fund Governor I'M
will he present and make speech. The Ladies
Branch OF the League attached TO this organization IN
proving "A able auIiiiry.
President james T. Mulhcrn, Of Branch No. 20
no. ,cs to be able to hand goody chccS Treasurer
Kennedy, cf the Central C,udcil, after the enter
tanment this evening aud tomorrow evening ut ST.
Boniiace Hall. Forty -seyenth-st and Seconh-ave.